Understanding the days of the week in Estonian is fundamental for anyone at the A2 level, particularly if you're preparing for the state language exam. Not only is it practical for everyday life, but it's also often covered in exam questions.
Start with 'esmaspäev,' which is Monday. You might need it when saying something like 'Esmaspäeval lähen tööle,' meaning 'On Monday, I go to work.' The word 'reede' means Friday, and you can use it in a sentence like 'Reedel kohtume sõpradega,' or 'On Friday, we meet with friends.'
Another day to note is 'kolmapäev,' which translates to Wednesday. An example sentence could be 'Kolmapäeval on koosolek,' meaning 'There is a meeting on Wednesday.'
A common mistake learners make is confusing 'päev' (day) with 'aeg' (time), so be careful there!
For practice, try writing out your weekly schedule using these words. This will help you remember them and use them naturally. More vocabulary tips await at https://keelix.ee/modules.